by Mawgan on November 24th, 2006

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When you look up into the clear blue sky on a summer's day, how far away is what you're looking at?

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by warriorsoul on November 24th, 2006
90% of the Troposhere is within about 10 miles of the Earths surface.
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by Joe-Speedy on November 24th, 2006
If you can see the moon, that would be a quarter million miles away.
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